 | Nelson Winch Green - Latter Day Saint churches - 1859 - 420 pages
...committed sins too great to be atoned for in any other way. The Prophet says, if they submit to this he can save them ; otherwise they are lost. Oh ! that is horrible. But my husband refuse.! to be sacrificed, and so set out alone for the United States: thinking there might be at least... | |
 | Nelson Winch Green - History - 1870 - 482 pages
...committed sins too great to be atoned for in any other way. The Prophet says, if they submit to this he can save them ; otherwise they are lost. Oh ! that...set out alone for the United States : thinking there mio*ht be at least a oo hope of success. I told him when he left me, and left his child, that he would... | |
 | W. Jarman - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -- Controversial literature - 1884 - 204 pages
...committed sins too great to be atoned for in any other way. The Prophet says, if they submit to this he can save them ; otherwise they are lost. Oh ! that...sacrificed, and so set out .alone for the United States. I told him when he left me, and left his child, that he would be killed, and so he was. William Hickman... | |
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can save them; otherwise they are lost. Oh! that is horrible. But my husband refused to be sacrificed, and so set out alone for the United States, thinking there might be at least a hope of success. I told 